SEC.01 — IT Infrastructure & Enterprise Services
Infrastructure engineered for scrutiny.
Organizations inherit networks nobody documented, server rooms designed by the lowest bidder, and security postures that exist only in vendor slide decks. When the audit, the outage, or the breach arrives, nobody can produce the drawing. Consultfinity engineers infrastructure the way regulated industries demand it: specified, diagrammed, and defensible.
DELIVERABLES
What we deliver.
- Data center and server-room design with A/B UPS power architectures, precision cooling, structured cabling, and full bills of quantity
- Enterprise network architecture and firewall engineering — FortiGate, pfSense, Cisco, multi-WAN failover, and site-to-site VPN
- Security operations engineering: SIEM/XDR deployment and tuning (Wazuh, Security Onion) with continuous monitoring runbooks
- SOC 2, HIPAA, and ISO 27001 gap analysis with ISMS deployment roadmaps and audit-ready evidence trails
- Windows Server, Active Directory, and virtualization environments designed, hardened, and documented
- Procurement-grade RFP and technical specification documents for public-sector and enterprise purchasing
BUILT FOR — Healthcare operators, financial firms, municipalities, and Florida enterprises whose infrastructure decisions must survive regulatory and procurement review.
FAQ
Questions clients ask first.
Do you work with existing IT teams or replace them?
We work alongside them. Most engagements begin with documenting what exists, then closing the gap between current state and the standard your auditors expect. Your team keeps the keys — and finally gets the drawings.
Can you support HIPAA-regulated environments?
Yes. We design and remediate networks, virtual desktop environments, and monitoring stacks for HIPAA-covered entities and business associates, including offshore-staffed operations that need airtight access control.
Do you handle physical build-out?
We produce the complete engineering package — drawings, load calculations, BOQs, and vendor-neutral specifications — and supervise contractors through commissioning and acceptance testing.